Lloyd George Faces Industrial Crisis After Confidence Vote
London dispatch by United Press reports Lloyd George surviving a confidence vote in the Commons amid a brewing industrial crisis. He pledges swift action on unrest and disputes over unskilled labor, signaling resolve to back the government against union opposition and employer pressure as parliament reconvenes.
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United Press
London
Commons
Peemlur
George
Hig Taurety
Tenglan
WOFK
Aywinet
Charge Bureau Members Plot With Democrats
A Washington based political flare follows a claim that administration aides plotted with Democrats to counter criticism over firing the entire Engraving Bureau staff without notice. Reports say the Caraway resolution and Daugherty inquiry face delays as Republican allies push for a fuller probe into the firings and loyalty questions.
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Washington
Lurding
Rpantie ‘Sons
Whote-aftatr
Hiyigwondo
Spekesinsi Social
Hayie
Wilson
U Ccus
Joseph P Tyymully
MeAdoo
Trinity
Mediothin
Murdinge
Mellon Crelors
Senate
Harding
Tiswan
Daugherty
Congress
Mowether
Sisuusin
Mmipaiun
Legion Band to Perform at Keystone Booster Game
Keystones announce American Legion group to assist in Thursday night home game. The band will perform between halves and prior to tipoff at the Armory. Lineups include Don Craker James Neville Andy Pautsort and Charles Thom among others with Thomas Courneen refereeing a featured contest.
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Keystones
American Legion
Hunt
Can Sander
Legion Post
Armory
We Cantona
Toma
Andy Maulenrs
Gollith
Hovinead
Pawthon
Don Craker
Jihe ‘Batke Prank Kinley
James Neville
Andy Pautsort
Charles Thom
Mark Pullom
Dan Dotury
Woalay Fieres
Thomas Gren
Arnnst Duchomer
Thoman Courneen
Wilthy Muthuri
Samson Tractors and Trucks on Display At Rex Garage
The Rex Garage Wy Ht Morrioke displays Samson tractors and trucks with demonstrations planned for nearby demonstrations. Mr Morrioke routes storage on Rico Avenue for edinalay purposes and expects tax-related follows soon. Ralph Gurtis returned home from Angus after two years away and will visit Columbus for an indefinite period.
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Rex
Morrioke
Sanson Trace Ira
Sout
Someon
Ralph Gurtis
Angus
Columbus
Toys and Games Made at West Bend Plant
Corry Furniture Company and West Bend plant produce toys and games as a growing industry. The firm markets a new product named Rory Wop with a $10 prize for the boy who scouts the best way to play the gate. The company expands through various centers and offers woven, manufactured items to retailers.
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Corry
Tbe Furniture
Eit Dalis
Yuriona Klis
West Bend
Tay Manufacturing
Tende Greer
Namie
Rory
Gett
Archel
Cain
Irish Extremists In Battle In Tyrone Mountains
Twenty five Triad Republican extremists were reported engaged in a prolonged armed clash in the Spartin mountains in Tyrone. Dublin reports say the fighting continued through the night, with authorities noting ongoing instability and casualties feared.
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United Pros
Dublin
Spartin
Ounty “Tyrone
Sian
Teiners
Woman hurled from hotel window in Pittsburgh
Report from Pittsburgh describes a fatal fall when Mrs. Josephine Mendel was allegedly pushed from a fifty story window at a downtown hotel. Police detained a man named Lee Mendel and Gharl Woodring was arrested. Mrs. Mendel’s husband left for New York.
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United Ptate
Pittsburgh
Josephine Mendel
Mra. Mende
Husbard
Lee
Non-Union Miners Swell Strike Ranks In Early Plan
Washington April 4 A plan for an early end to the coal strike is discussed by the House Labor Committee led by Nolan California. An informal conference with operators in the central competitive field could draft a wage agreement, potentially approved across fields, while anthracite work remains suspended pending wage negotiations in New York. Nolan says the plan has committee and President Lewis support, with wider inclusion of ore and operator groups if an accord is reached. The committee will press the matter today as action is anticipated.
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iBy
Pras
Washington
Molise Jubur
Nulan
California
John To
New York
Saya Nolan
Lewis
Nolan
Fes
His
Pennsylvania
Athens
Confirence
Tollon
Jason Exuneuye
Unorganized Follow Walkout By Union Men Reported
In Indianapolis on April 4 thousands of non union men were claimed to join a strike by the United Miner Workers of America. Reports say about 4 000 open shop miners in various regions still produced coal, while some 800 000 miners began a suspension that began Saturday. A message from Hazleton says operators delaying work were warned that foremen and other monthly paid men should be replaced by workers authorized to work during the suspension.
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Waited Proas
Indianapolis
Uig-rayths
United Miner Workers of
Aiperien
Nix Thude
Rom Keitaw
Hazleton
Iunian
Tomas Kennedy
U. M. Wi
Winton
Kennedy
Mrs Wham On Stand In Husband's Murder Trial
Amelia Wham resumed her defense in Kittanning on April 4 as she faces charges of planning to kill Dr. John Wham. The Cuban boarder Eugene Faye confessed to attacking the doctor with a club and setting fire to the house to start a new life, while Wham sat in court listening to lawyers question her connections with Faye and the wider plot.
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Kittanning
Amelia Whan
John Whan
Chickasaw
Eugene Faye
de Whann
Ora Stennett Speaks Before Rotary Club
Ora Stennett delivered a paper on silk production at the Rotary Club luncheon. He reviewed silk history and detailing manufacture, displaying a Cortipelli cabinet illustrating production stages. Stennett announced the cabinet would be donated to the High School library. Frank Loveland reported on the Jo hntown convention. A radio concert followed the noon meeting.
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Ord Stennett
Rotary Club
Stennett
Frank Loveland
Johntown
Hembine
Rogers
Branton mine operators seek twenty cent wage rise
A confused dispatch from Branton Pa reports that the Grue Foal Chimpany of Penkyitle faced a strike threat as officials demanded a twenty percent wage advance in wagon shipments. The independent company, not affiliated with the Anticoalite Operators Association, was joined by other mining firms in contemplating similar action.
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Bcranton
Penkyitle
Baseball Club Smoker And Meeting At Municipal Building
Corry Baseball Club holds a meeting and smoker this evening in the Municipal buildings. Newly elected officers will be presented and the organization perfected. Fans and players are urged to attend as the session opens at Bostock with plans for the coming season.
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Corry
Bostock
Walsh Pleads For Air Fleet
United Press interview with Senator Walsh of Massachusetts urges rapid expansion of American air power. He seeks a national air academy at West Point and Annapolis, plus an investigation into upbuilding the U.S. aircraft service, calling the arms conference largely a failure except for scrapping undesired ships.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
Great Briuki
France
Tealy
America
United Pras
Walsh
Massachusetts
Air West Point
Air Annapolis
City Commission Holds Regular Meeting Last Evening
The Cite Commission met in regular session at the municipal building. Minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. The city solicitor’s report and financial items were discussed, and actions were taken on street, paving and sewer matters as well as personnel appointments. The commission adjourned after routine business.
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Cite Commission
Tmiet
Yast Wight
Waa Asic
Wil Lille
Andere
City Frontirer
Ayul
Marsisbury
Solititer
Kincaid
Jacl Frwiz
Center Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Laurie
J.D. Bendler
Desi
Weaver
Atertion
FE Westley
Stresis Rogers
Grice Street
Plans for Steel Merger Crash
Dow Tones reports an independent steel executive predicted a merger between major steel firms would collapse or fail soon. Negotiations were said to be underway with uncertain outcomes and a swift timeline, according to a Dow Tones dispatch.
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United Pressy
New York
Dow Tones Financial Agency
Dow Tones
Twe
Parker in Race for Governorship
Harrisburg April 4 John Clinton Parker of Philadelphia filed the first Republican petitions for governor at the state department. Parker, an engineer, filed from Philadelphia amid reports of other expected filings from Yatchiester Montgomery and Serky boultities. State department officials had been told to expect petitions for John JS. Mister but none arrived.
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Watted
Harrisburg
John Clinton Parker
Philadelphia
State Department
Parker
Ela
Japs and Reds in Conflict in Siberia Clash
According to United Press dispatches from Tokio on April 4, Japanese and Red forces of the Chita government in the Far Eastern Republic clashed near Makarovsk in Siberia. Reports arriving in Tokio described the encounters as highly conflicting and details were unclear.
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United Press
TOKIO
Rad
Chita
Far Eastern
Makarovsk
Siberia
TDL
Miners in Pittsburgh District Join Coal Strike
Nonunion miners in the Pittsburgh district reportedly joined the coal strike today per United Mine Workers District No. 9 officials. H. C. Frick Coke Company mines in Fayette County were said closed due to strike responses, while Pick Company denied the figures. Union estimates claim widespread stoppages across western Pennsylvania and neighboring areas.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Worker
Bouh
H.C Frick Coke Company
Fayette Counts
Ppick Company
REVOKE LICENSES FOR HOME TRUCK OWNERS SAYS STATE
A state highway department official calls for revoking licenses of home truck owners after dangerous driving on a city highway. Complaints cite reckless behavior endangering pedestrians and motorists as agencies press for swift action to curb motorist misconduct.
Mysterious shooting of Army officer shocks Oklahoma City
Lieutenant Conored Paul Ward Reejs, a Post Field army flier, was found dead with a bullet wound at the home of Judge Jean P Day, a prominent Oklahoma financier. Witnesses and sheriff deputies guarded the Day residence while coroner Dr McWilliams ordered an autopsy to determine whether the death was from a blow or a gunshot. A bridge party guest said the incident occurred after guests were driven home between 3 and 4 o clock. Beck, a longtime visitor to the Days, lay in the parlor and was presumed killed by distant means. Beck’s survivor list includes his mother and two children.
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United Pres
Oklahoma City
Oia
Conored
Paul Ward Reejs
Post Pield Army Flier
Jean P Day
Oklahoma
Okahoma Supreme Coline
McWilliams
Judge Day
Layne Beck
Beck
Washington
Gets
Mield
Hee
New clue to kidnapping surfaces in Jersey City report
United Press details a fresh lead on the abduction of 12 year old Jimmie Glass from a Chester area farm. Jersey City authorities and a regional official pursue a trace to a possible gypsy band in Argentina.
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United Prew
Jersey City
Glass
Chester
Indy
Argentina
Tohn Bentley
Public Fafyer
Seuadtur
Bulge
Washington
Mongolia Fire Breaks Out During Conversion at Hoboken
A blaze erupted aboard the former United States Army transport Mongolia, now being converted into a 104 passenger and freight liner at a city dock in Hoboken. Hundreds of workers fled as flames spread, with crews battling the fire into the day.
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United Press
Hoboken
United States Army
Mongolia
Aity Dock
Chicago Man May Succeed Shaughnessy
Chicago native Paul Hienderton has been chosen for the second assistant postmaster general. His confirmation seems likely today or tomorrow as he appears set to succeed the ill Shaughnessy who held the position.
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Chicago
Shaughnessy
Walled Presa
Paul Hienderton
Senate
Santer
Car Crash Hurts Clymer Man Near State Line
A high speed collision near the New York state line on Mire Greele road left Theodore Hollister of Clymer badly injured with head wounds, broken ribs, and lacerations after a Dewey truck smashed into Hollister’s Ford as both cars neared the brick road end. Eyewitnesses say the truck appeared to accelerate to avoid the Ford, while Hollister’s car was near the extreme right side. Hollister was taken to hospital. civil action is expected and a criminal case may be pursued.
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Mire Greele Road
Ford
Sir Hollister
Amos Willinms
Z. W. Vaulahu
New York State
Snap
Vaughn
Willaims
Williams
Vaught
Ielligator
Dewey
W. L. Peake
Air
Ti Ik
Dewey Plaima
Bord Cay
Sue Ft
Hollister
Blaiie Kincaid
Cne
Tolliter
Clymet
Mgr
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New York City
New York Bisdeleat School
Wosdreie
House Labor Committee
Ora Stennett
AIR Fleet
Commission
Ted Climix
Tiv
Gene Teneks
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Constantis
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